Supreme Court to recess July 12 in Arkansas
June 22 report from Little Rock on the Arkansas Supreme Court summer adjournment and docket aims. Motions seek to advance cases including Page v veto issue and the Little Rock Municipal Court act, with emphasis on state wide interests and the High School Aid suit. A railroad hazards doctrine case involved Wiseman estate and a $10,000 judgment reversal.
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Supreme Court
Affort
Little Rock
Supreme Court of Arkansas
John HH. Page
Argenta
Edmondson
Hot Springs
R. Wiseman
Robert M. Wiseman
Liscounty
McGehee
Hendrix College Names Acting Professor of Modern Languages
Conway June 22. Dr J H Rey announces Robert W Buck of New York City appointed acting professor of Modern Languages at Hendrix College to replace Prof Winfrey on a one year leave of absence for postgraduate study.
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Conway
J. HH. Reyhold Jax
Robert W. Buck
New York City
Hendrix Caller
Winfrey
Parole Granted to George Waddle of Hope Ark
Washington June 21 Attorney General Gregory paroled George Waddle of Hope Arkansas after five months of a one year and a day sentence at Leavenworth for receiving stolen goods sold in transit under the new interstate commerce act. Parole was granted on the Parole Board's recommendation.
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Washington
Gregory
George Waddle
Hope, Ark
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Parole Board
South Carolina to Join University as YMCA Secretary
Little Rock notes F Mason Crum of South Carolina will join the University next year as secretary of the Y M C A. He is a graduate of Wofford College Spartanburg S C and holds a D D degree from Vanderbilt University.
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Columbia University
Buck
Hendrix
Little Rock
S. C. Dellinger
North Carolina
Burr
Dellinger
Trinity College
N. C
F. Mason Crum
South Carolina
Wofford College
Spartanburg S.C
Vanderbilt University
Secretary of State Hodges Accepts Invitations to Speak
Little Rock June 22 Secretary of State Earle W Modges candidate for governor has accepted invitations to speak at Mulberry June 24 Amity June 10 Success July 17 Womble July 19 and Benton July 8 He was forced to decline invitations to speak at Clarksville McRae Portia Sparkman and Melbourne on July 3.
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Little Rock
Earle W. Modges
Mulberry
Amity
Success
Womble
Benton
Clarksville
McRae
Portia
Sparkman
Melbourne
Governor Declares Monday July Fifth a Legal Holiday
Gov Hays issues proclamation declaring Monday July 5 a legal holiday since the Fourth falls on Sunday. The document urges careful use of fireworks and explosives to ensure a safe and sane Fourth.
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Little Rock
Southern Hay for Southern Markets
Washington, June 22. The United States Department of Agriculture reports the South imports about 5,000 tons of hay valued at 17.626 million dollars yearly, while producing four-fifths of its consumption. A new bulletin argues market hay could be profitable with suitable soil, equipment, and market access, highlighting Bermuda and Johnson grasses, avline, tall oat, and Sudan grass, plus the Arlington orchard-tall cat mix. It notes equipment costs and community baling options, and calls for decisions on bottomland suitability and local demand.
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Washington, D. C
Cording
United $Riculture
Ofates
South
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Johnson Gras
Timothy
Arlington
Virginia
Bank State ments over wire across the state
Little Rock June 22 When calls are viewed hereafter by the State Bank Commission for reports of the ownership edition of State Banks the call will be sent by wire to every bank in the state on the morning the call is made Each bank will have a full supply of blanks so the report may be forwarded the same day without delay Arrangements have been made with the Western Union for transmission of the call and in towns without telegraph offices the long distance telephone will be used.
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Little Rock
State Bank Commission
Western Union
Mrs Hays Heads Inspect Convict Farm Visit
Mrs. George W. Hays wife of the governor and a party of ladies left Little Rock for Cummins Lincoln county to inspect the state convict farm. They will be guests there five days and will be joined by the governor and his son Grady on Saturday.
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Little Rock
George W. Hays
Cummins
Lincoln County
Grady
Prescott and Vicinity Receives Rain
A heavy windstorm visited this section this afternoon at 2930 with considerable rain and hail. This is the first rain in four weeks and crops, especially corn, were suffering. The heat had wilted corn prospects. Sunday reached 98 and yesterday 101. Rain today will be worth thousands to the community. Truck growers in the area began to suffer for pain.
Plans mature for agricultural schools in Prescott region
Extension Agent L A Markham announces upcoming two summer farm schools in the Prescott North Western territory around late July or early August. Schools likely in Prescott and Blevins with two days at Prescott and possibly two days in Blevins. University specialists from the Agricultural College and Department of Agriculture will cover topics such as fruit growing, fertilizers, terracing, pest control, pasture and flower crop planting. The program details and speakers will be released soon.
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L. A. Markham
Prescott & Northwestern Railroad
Arkansas Agricultural Call
United States Department of Agriculture
Prescott & North Western Territory
Prescott
Blevins
Agricultural Colege
Department of Agriculture
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Hendrix College
SEC
Hodges
AECE
Bank of Prescott
Arkansas
New Orleans
Lespedeza
Mrs. Hays
State Parm
Prescott and Vicinity
Nevada
Ozan. Mercantile Co
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